NUTMEG WOODTURNERS LEAGUE
Founded 1989 A chapter of the American Association of Woodturners Brookfield, Ct.
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We Are Global!
Most of the visitors to the Nutmeg web site are from the U.S. of course. But we have also had visits from people in some two dozen countries, including Australia, New Zealand, India, South Africa, Germany, France, Cote d'Ivoire, Spain, Turks and Caicos, and Ukraine.
Membership in the Nutmeg Woodturners League is open to anyone interested in
woodturning—from beginner to expert. You're welcome to attend one or two regular meetings at no charge. Dues are $30 per year. Meetings are held on the second Monday of every other month.
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The club is a local chapter of the American Association of Woodturners (AAW). We encourage our members to also join the AAW and the Brookfield Craft Center. However, membership in these organizations is not required.
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If you want more information, please contact us at nutmegwoodturners@gmail.com.
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If you'd like to belong to the Nutmeg Woodturners League, click on the PDF button to open the membership application. Complete the application and mail it with your $30 dues payment to:
Patti Delaney-Epple, Treasurer
Nutmeg Woodturners League
114 Lake Place South
Danbury, Ct. 06810
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We appreciate your interest and look forward to welcoming you at our meetings.
OFFICERS & DIRECTORS,
Effective November 2024
David Heim, President
Julann Troiano, Vice President
Patti Delaney-Epple, Treasurer
Mark Wilkinson, Secretary
Michael Ginsberg
Lewis Korn
Bill Kravarik
Steve Prior
Rich Sabreen
Jed Walker
Emeritus Board Members
Jim Degen
Alan Ganek
Joe Larese
Don Metz
Ken Rist
​Ed Bryan
Allen Nemetz
Lou Imbrogno
Martin Spence
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Our Longstanding Home
We meet at the Turning Center at the Brookfield Craft Center, on Whisconier Road in Brookfield, Connecticut. Click on the map for directions. We also offer special meetings, usually online via Zoom, and often in conjunction with other clubs.
The Turning Center is housed in a renovated train station across the street from the Craft Center's main building. Inside are six fully equipped turning stations and a lathe connected to cameras and monitors for demonstrations.
Noted turner Mike Mahoney at a 2016 demonstration. Photo by Joe Larese.